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A88032	Albemarle, George Monck, Duke of, 1608-1670.	A letter to General Monk, expressing the sense of many thousands of the well affected people of England. Old Parliamenters, and old Puritanes To the magnanimous and truly excellent Generall Monk.	1660.0		.xml	application/xml	3250	100	62	The King did lay to their charge that they had a design to alter the Ancient Governments of the Nation , and to let a flood of errours and heresies into the Church , and that thereupon he was forced to take up armes for his own defence , and the defence of Religion ; and now if these men do indeed alter the Government , as they intend to do ; and do set open a door to all Errors and Heresies , as they have begun to do ; do they not thereby justifie the King before God and men ( for whoever yet questioned but that it was lawful for a King to defend Religion , and his just Authority against those that seek to subvert them ) and do they not hereby bring upon themselves the guilt of all the blood that hath been shed in England , and we are very loath you should share with them in that guilt . These things make us fear ; but when we consider that these Declarations were made by you when you were in Scotland , or in the remotest parts of England , where you neither did nor could know the sense of the English Nation ; we hope that now God hath brought you among us , where you may hear the sighs and groans of your Brethren , and from our own mouthes understand what we groan under , and what we groan after , God may put other thoughts , and other resolutions into your heart then what you have yet published or declared to the world .	cache/A88032.xml	txt/A88032.txt
